Inside the Anatomy of a Propulsive Thriller

Thriller writers and a leading reviewer break down what makes a thriller truly propulsive. This session explores how pacing, stakes, character, and momentum work together to keep readers turning pages and unable to stop reading.

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Crime scenes are complex, methodical, and rarely as simple as fiction makes them seem. Royce Wilson walks writers through what actually happens at a crime scene, from proper procedures to evidence handling and documentation. This session clarifies common...

Why Small Towns Are Perfect for Murder

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Moderated by Mike Brown, Debra Gaskill, Jeffrey Philips, and Rick Reed explore why small towns make such powerful settings for mysteries. They discuss close knit communities, buried secrets, and how familiarity can heighten suspicion, tension, and character driven...